The Anatomic Variations and Concomitant Pathologies of the Ligament

Materials and Methods This retrospective study was approved by the Institutional Review Board of our hospital. The retrospective nature of this study does not require informed consent from patients and health care providers. Inclusion of the patient Our aim is two groups for PTFL anatomy (ligament origin and insertion) and simultaneous PTFL pathology, a group of patients with triangular bone (research group) and a normal patient It was to compare groups of. There is no trigonometric function (control group).

Anatomical Pathology (Federal) or Anatomical Pathology (USA) conducts diagnosis of diseases based on rough, microscopic, chemical, immunological, and molecular examinations of organs, tissues and whole body (such as general examination or necropsy) Including medical specialty field. Anatomical pathology itself is divided into subfields, the main part is surgical pathology, cytopathology and forensic pathology. Anatomical pathology is one of the two major elements of pathological medical practice and the other is clinical pathology that diagnoses disease through laboratory analysis of body fluids and tissues. Pathologists may practice anatomy and clinical pathology.

In the broadest sense, anatomical pathology includes surgical pathology, cytopathology, and autopsy pathology. Anatomical examinations typically involve visual examination by gemstones (ie visible) and microscopic examination of tissue. These procedures use special staining techniques and immunohistochemistry, the process of finding proteins in tissue cells to visualize specific proteins and other substances around the cells. Anatomic pathologists are increasingly moving toward the molecular level to obtain additional clinical information about individual specimens. Necropsy pathology accounts for less than 10% of the pathologist's work, but it is the most commonly understood function of pathologists. Surgical pathology is a great practice area for anatomical pathologists, including surgical specimen examination and patient biopsy.

The pathologist has achieved the highest level in these areas as it has passed anatomical pathology (AP), clinical pathology (CP or clinical examination), or anatomy and clinical pathology (AP / CP) certification doing. Ability to become a professional board. The American Pathologist Committee (ABP) is certified by the following subcommittees in the field of anatomical pathology. (Nerve) and pediatric pathology (pediatric related disease)